The parents of Loan Danilo Peña, María Noguera and José Peña, have sent a letter to Pope Francis five months after the child's disappearance in Corrientes. In the letter, they call on the pontiff for support during the difficult time they are going through. They express that only the love for their other children and their faith in God keep them strong, and they seek strength from the leader of the Catholic Church.
In the letter, Loan's parents refer to the torment suffered by the parents of Jesus and compare their own situation to that. They highlight the figure of Jesus accepting pain out of love for all, while they struggle under unfavorable circumstances. They ask Pope Francis to include them in his prayers, just as they do for him, in a gesture of solidarity and hope.
On another note, it has been reported that José Codazzi has joined the team of lawyers defending Leonardo Cositorto, accused of a pyramid scheme in Corrientes. This decision has generated controversy due to Codazzi's connection to the Loan case. Guillermo Dragotto, the lead lawyer for Cositorto, confirmed Codazzi's incorporation into the defense team. The inclusion of the lawyer in this case highlights the complexity and connections between different facts in the judicial sphere in the region.
Amid these difficult circumstances, the parents of Loan Danilo Peña seek the spiritual and moral support of Pope Francis, trusting that his intercession will provide them comfort and strength to face the uncertainty surrounding their son's disappearance.
